Present perfect or past simple
What is the suitable tense (Present perfect or past simple) to be used in each of the following sentences?
I'm delighted with what you (have done / did)
I'm delighted with what you (have said/ said)
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I think that the present perfect is more likely to be correct.
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I would write "I'm delighted with what you've done/said" but "have done/said" works. Sounds a little bit weird in the second sentence though.
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